Product Description
Quirky Thomas Bradbury & Sons sterling silver jockey cap caddy spoon, an antique piece from Sheffield, dated back to 1920. This 5cm long spoon showcases the fine craftsmanship and timeless design of Thomas Bradbury & Sons, a renowned British silversmith with a heritage dating back to the 19th century.
Each piece in our collection carries the subtle marks of time, adding to its authenticity and charm. Any notable details are thoughtfully included in the description and imagery. Should you wish to see more, we are always happy to assist.
If this piece could talk, it would recall the elegant parlours of Edwardian England, where tea was not simply a drink, but a daily ritual shaped by refinement and tradition. Fashioned in the whimsical form of a jockey’s cap, this silver caddy spoon would once have brought a subtle touch of sporting charm to the tea table.
Crafted by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, it would have quietly accompanied afternoon gatherings, carefully measuring fragrant tea leaves while conversations drifted between racing stories, family news and the routines of everyday life. Small though it may be, it reflects an era when even the most practical household objects were made with artistry and care.
Today, it remains not only a delightful example of Edwardian silverwork, but also a charming reminder of the grace, leisure and quiet rituals that once defined the tea table.
